Ideas for Malvern School Building Program Suggestions
Citizens are urged to submit ideas for the Malvern School District high school project. Plan frontage, site size of about 20 acres near utilities, access via good roads, and avoid a major highway. Emphasize classroom size, specialized rooms, music facilities with an auditorium, PE spaces, library prominence, student lounge, and potential public lobby use.
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Malvern
State Department of Public Instruction
Gov Hughes Announces Run for Third Term in Iowa
Governor Elarald Hughes says he will seek a third term boosting political activity across Iowa. Democrats hail him as a top vote getter and say he can carry a full slate, while Republicans are relieved he won't challenge Senator Jick Miller for the Senate seat.
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Elarald Hughes
Iowa
Jick Miller
Senate
Mills County
Malvern Post Office Second Class Mail Matter
Notice appears as a postal classification line marking the Malvern Iowa post office mail as second class matter under the 1879 act. It confirms mailing status and legal framework for periodical distribution.
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Malvern
Iowa
Congress
GOP credibility on voting shaping Seventh District race
Readers debate GOP handling of vote issues for state offices and its possible impact on the Seventh District Republican congressional nomination. A reader letter in this issue echoes the concern, highlighting broad interest and a pointed perspective.
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Congressaria
Following the Leader By F A W
A satirical column notes Prof Edwin Gilmore struggles to mount anti poverty projects while playful anecdotes recount a church kindergarten mice colony and a cat lodged in a wall at Nishua Cottage, with resident Ma Larry Foster freeing it.
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Edwin Gilmore
Towa
Methodist Church
MyYs
Earl Trass
Gilmore
Ea Myers
Nishua Cottage
Larry Foster
Mills County Republicans Rally Behind Rep Bill Scherle
A Mills County reader defends Rep. Bill Scherle, praising his integrity and vote appeal, while criticizing a rival strategy. The letter emphasizes local support, grassroots effort, and the need for a responsive party that listens to everyday voters.
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Mills County
Bill Scherle
Malvern Town Council approves fund deposit and new officers
Malvern Iowa regular meeting January 3 1966 approves Woodford R Byington as town clerk Donald Aistrope as mayor pro tem C W Rich as town marshal and Lentz Powles as treasurer health officer J A Kline. Council designates Malvern Trust & Savings Bank as depository up to 100000 dollars. Officials discuss high school site water and sewer needs and approve numerous bills and payroll expenses.
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Turner
Aistrope
Ellison
Hardy
Knop
Mansfield
Donald Aistrope
C. W. Rich
Lentz Powles
J. A. Kline
Malvern
Mills County
Iowa
Malvern Trust & Savings Bank
Street and Alley
Mardy
Aistrope and
Mansfield and Hardy
Knop and
Pire
Gidley
Spiker
Whitney's Grocery
F. A. Wortman
Malvern School Board
N. P. Crink
Wortman
W. R. Byington
Servies
General Fund Co
W. Rich
Norman Pierce
General Fund
John Irvin
Jean
Iowa Employment Security Commission
Towa
Malvern Lbr. Co
Acueuinies
Ilall & Son
Weston Body Co
Waller Transfer
Schuster
Schultz Bros
Gco
Good Grain Co
Sofmer Salt
Pace Service Co
Paul Winters
Collins Drug
McShane Co
Houser Oil Co
Pace Oil Co
Woodford R. Byington
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Gov. Hughes
Che Malvern Leader
A. Wortman
Imogene
Randolph and
Tabor
The
United States
John Swanson
Republican Party
Swanson
State Central Committee
Mentill Panerel Tame Malvern, Iowa
Dane
Iowa Public Employees
N. W. Bell
Malvern Bank
Internal Revenue Service
Iawa Power & Light Co
Tawa Power Light Co
Malvern Postoffice
Tee Bent
N. W. Bell, Co
Ggneral Fund
N. W. Bell Tel. Co
Walt
M. L. Scheffel, M. D
Physician & Surgeon Office
Res
Malvern, Iowa
Paul E. Bell
Costello
Tai
Loafer
Chevrolet
Caprice
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